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March is a month of milder temperatures and clearer days, getting more chances of seeing the majestic Mt. Yotei, while still having enough snow to enjoy a day or two of spring skiing.

Looking for an eatery for lunch whilst enjoying a day out on the ski slopes in Hirafu or Hanazono? Enjoy a range of delicious, quick and easy options to choose from to refuel between runs. Setsu Niseko's team have compiled a list of our favourite options that are easy to access from the slopes.

For keen skiers, night skiing is an opportunity to spend more time on the slopes. For beginners, it is a chance to practice without the crowds and see the mountain in a whole new way.

Clearer days with still excellent snow conditions, February is an excellent month to experience the magic of Japan’s winter festivals happening in and around Niseko.

January is an exciting time in Niseko. While it is known to be the month when the heaviest storms hit the area, it is also the month that brings about the best and most powder dry snow that Niseko is known for – earning its nickname “Japanuary”.

If you’re wondering what to do in Niseko in October besides enjoying a soak in the onsen or hiking to some of the area’s most beautiful autumn spots, check out the list of events happening in and around Niseko in October below.

Considered to be one of the best months to visit Niseko, it would be a waste to not go out and enjoy these events happening in and around Niseko this month.